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Temperatures are rising and so is the threat of grass fires in Kern County, fire officials tell me ways you can help first responders protect your property.

Ojai resident and property owner Scott Chasse has been granted building permits that will allow him to install natural gas infrastructure in a single-family home project on East Topa Topa

The KCFD says the night vision technology allowed them to successfully locate and rescue a young girl in Bear Valley.

An Ojai municipal code is under fire, following a federal court ruling that nullified a similar code passed by the city of Berkeley that banned natural-gas pipes in new buildings.

Jeff Kurth and his family are staying with a relative for now after losing their home to a fire at Rosamond Mobile Home Park

The agenda seems scant for the March 26 Ojai City Council regular meeting. The only items include a consent agenda, and two related closed session items.

Ojai City Council’s regular meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 27 includes a request from staff for additional funds needed to complete a state mandated update to the citys

In a Jan. 30 order, Judge Ben Coats of Ventura County Superior Court awarded $78,885 in attorney fees and costs to defendants — Ojai City Councilmember Leslie Rule and her

For our last issue of the year, we look back at the stories that stirred public sentiments in our valley, from headline news to local sports, arts and culture. Happy

At its Dec. 12 regular meeting Ojai City Council will consider a second request from Councilmember Leslie Rule for indemnification against an appeal of a court ruling that found she